Hi, I have an old Raleigh Sports ... can this be mounted on the rear fender, where there are two holes where the reflector used to be?
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Not without buying the mounting kit for it. Out of the box it comes with a clip and bar/tube mounts.
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Not easily- you would have to do some modifications. The back of the Planet Bike Blinky has a clip to attach to a belt or loop, and that clip will click into the mount that is made to wrap around a seatpost. You may be able to use some zip ties to jerry rig something together.
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No, not with the mounting bracket provided. You would have to construct a custom bracket to mount it and it's probably too much trouble. Click http://ohmelovelo.dnsalias.org/tools/tools.html#reallitebob to view a similar such adaption that I constructed for a much bigger tail light and my comment re how hard it was.
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Hell no! I don't know where you live but in Washington mine is rusting away-the only mount I could find to fit it was a hood mount-I also painted it black before mounting the first rain and it started dumping rust!
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Yes. I am looking at mine in a fender start as I type. :). It just points down at a slight angle. This isn't the smallest or the best in class but the price is right and used at home for light practice, it does the job for the price. Keep your expecatations low and you will be very happy. Good luck!
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No, I attempted this. My old dish mount only has about 2" of vertical on the j-shaped tube and it is about 2" outside diameter. I could rest the new antenna mast in the tube but it is loose, and with only 2" vertical to mount to, I'm going to remove the satelite dish mount and install a couple of regular mast mounts to the board.
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It should it's mounted to the fender an the mounting bracket is adjustable. I don't think fenders changed unless u have a bigger tire, I have 2010 flhtcu with 180 rear tire. Hope I was some help.
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Hi, here is the mounting I did. I used my old C-Band post and tilt actuator and have a sun tracker to point the panels at the sun. I need to find the place on Amazon where images are uploaded Here it is at my Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=4027106216630&l;=033a6da599
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I drive a Yamaha vstar, and I removed the side reflectors on the back, made the holes larger and mounted them there. Then put some red reflective tape on that I cut to fit on another area on the bike. These work as tail lights OR brake lights, BUT NOT BOTH. Just so you are aware.
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If you have the fender well trim it won't. They have a different mudflap for that application. Check out the weathertech website for the proper item.
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I'm not sure, but I mount a reflector and a bike light on it. I think it is pretty will made and it is fairly adaptable.
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Hello, Yes it will fit. You can use a detachable back rest and the fender is an overlay mounted on top of the original fender. Thanks!
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I was able to get it to fit on the existing post of a 1980's Raleigh Rapide, I had no issues with fitting it securely.
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No. It would be very difficult to attach these racks to a fender. In addition, the fender would likely bend and collapse. These racks are designed to use with a rear rack.
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Tiffany, If you have enough space between the hood and the fender it probably will work, I do not know anyone that has tried this but,you can try to find someone may know for sure. The rain rail will on the fender has to be wide enough and drilled to mount.
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You'll have to drill a hole. The reflector easily can be removed before drilling.
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I used velcro to mount them in between the rollbars,on the fender wells of a cj5. Hope that helps
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I have Rusty's steel fenders and i made it work but i only used the top mounting bolts. I was able to overlap the snorkel and use it but your flares bulge different. I would see if they wld send u a template for u to try before u made the investment.
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The two front mounting holes are below each tap at the base, so yes. The two rear mounting holes are equally spaced as the front.